The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-20
Personal and Society.


John 10th has gone to Pittsburg for few
days.
Mr. Gus Rocker is spending a few weeks at
Putin-Bay.
Mr.. James Douglass is spending few weeks
in Chicago and the North.
Miss Katharine Davidson gave pleasant ten
mis- party last evening to a few friends.
Miss Nellie Gray. of Daleville is the guest of
Mrs. Stone. on North New Jersey street.
w. n. Harding has been confined to his home
six weeks by severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Andrews, of Monroe,
Mich, are spending few days with friends
here.
Mr.. John R. Pearson and Mr. Geo. Dickson
and their families are camping near Broad
Ripple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Netteton of Grand Rap
ids, Mich. are visiting relatives on North Me-
ridian street.
Judge Hough, of Greenfield, was in the city
yesterday. He is enthusiastic in praise of natu-
raj gas as a fuel
Miss Bird McKernan is visiting Oldenburg
about two weeks.
Fred D. Minor and wife are visiting friends
and relatives in Connecticut They will be alb
sent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart will leave for Bos-
ton on Monday. Mr.. Stewart will attend the
druggists convention.
Mrs. Jacob Crone and her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs Henry DIPPED, have returned from q two
weeks stay in the East
Misses Carrie and Alice Lee. of Philadelphia,
are expected to-day to visit Mrs. Charles Mar
tindale, on North Illinois street.
Miss Helen Irwin has gone to Cresson Springs,
Pa, to spend few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Reid, formerly of this city.
Miss Ella Hubbard. of Chicago, spent yester-
day with Mrs Frank Morrison Parke
nue., her way to Knightstown to spend a
short time at her old home.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Lamme will leave in few
we.ks for California, to reside permanently.
They will probably settle at San Jose, where
Mr.. Lamme has business interests
Mrs f. A Bryan and her niece Miss Hettie
DeGarmo. have gone on an extended trip
through the West to visit relatives in Warrens-
burg. Mo-. Kansas City, Colorado Springs and
Denver.
COL Alex. A. Jones and Mrs Roxie Fl. Bell,
both prominent in colored society. were married
Thursday evening in the presence of few
friends by Rev. j. NJ Gazaway. of Vermont
home in Charlottesville, but Col. Jones will con-
tinue to hold his position in the State Auditors
Office.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Hotel: John H. Larrlbee G.. A. Schuch-
mann, Newton: Fred Helmer Nation; W. J Wood
Terre Haute: E. I. Deming New Britain; D. ". Cs-
born, Frankfort; L. r. Thompson, John B. Wagner,
Lafayette: J. B. Hill. Detroit Mich: c. II. johnson.
Springfield; A. W. Porter and wife. La Pere. f. NJ.
Harkinather, Milwaukee.
New Denison: G, F: Ketcham, New York: 8. W:
Stryker Philadelphia; Jas H Evans, Columbus; w
B. Leeds III. J. Miller, Richmond; VIM. V. Stuart.
Lafayette: II. c. Pugh. Terre Haute; R. NJ. Cain H.
B. Lowe, Kokomo; Mrs. K B. Henry, St. Louis; eIr
w Hunt. Boston; FL. J. King. Greencaste; A. H.
Flynn, Anderson; A. r. Coleman, Muncie.
Bates House: r. J. Greene, J. P. Nourse, Crew-
fordsville Miss Fannie Kendall. Hamilton, o.; o. T.
Chamberlain Elkhart; Oliver Matson Greencastle; J.
Utterbach John Fletcher. Franklin; r. NJ Black F.
G.. Gilmore A. A Smith. f. L. Landis s. T. Lock
ridge, w. j. CLANCY, Greencastle; w. f. Bleaxby,
Kalamazoo; Miss Heating, Greencaste; III. c. Pugh;
Terre Haute; L. H Nickewin, CORTLAND: y. Y; H.
G. Black, Dayton; James Wallace Springfield; G.. w.
Miller T. Hiatt. RicSmond; @. ii. knight. Brazil.
DEvoRE-BOYER.
Special to the indianapolis journal.
ELKHART, Ind. Aug 19.-Frank Devore. of
Omaha, united in marriage to Miss Sadie
Boyer at the house of the brides father in this
eyauiup. Rev r. Kavsar oficiatinp